"A Short Glossary Of The Place-names Of Glamorgan" by C.J. Evans is an essential resource for historians, linguists, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of Wales. This glossary provides detailed etymological explanations of place names within Glamorgan, offering insights into the historical development of the region and the evolution of the Welsh language.
Each entry meticulously traces the origins of the names, revealing layers of cultural and historical significance. The book serves not only as a reference guide but also as a fascinating exploration of how language reflects the history and landscape of Glamorgan. A valuable addition to any collection focusing on Welsh history or onomastics, this glossary offers a unique window into the past.
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